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    Hate Math? Your Retirement Could Be at Risk

    by Maddie Parker, CFP®, Partner, Parker Financial Group Nov 12, 2019 2 minutes

    You may not have heard of math anxiety, but let me assure you, it is real. Defined as a "negative emotional reaction to mathematics," math anxiety is an extreme feeling of nervousness that some individuals experience when faced with performing tasks involving math.

    Math anxiety is felt by people in all age groups. According to one study, have indicated that they felt some level of math anxiety, and 17% have suffered from high levels of it.

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